Weather Wizards – Magic Weather Remix | Cast Spells of Sun, Rain, Wind & Snow

Interactive Spellcasting: Weather Wizards are inspired by popular children's songs about the weather, like "How's the Weather?" by Super Simple Songs, blending catchy melodies with magical movements. Sunny Outing: Just as "The Kiboomers" teaches weather concepts during talking circles, our sunny spell invites children to open their arms wide and feel a ray of golden warmth. Rainy Outing: Featuring "The Weather Song" by Mooseclumps, the rainy spell invites little wizards to wiggle their fingers in a drip dance through imaginary puddles. Blustery Outing: Inspired by the Preschool Learning Video's "Check Out the Weather!", children twirl in joyful gusts to discover windy days. Snowy Outing: Much like the "Rainy Day" remixes on the Super Simple channel, our snowy spell encourages cozy shivers and quiet snowflake catching. Educational Rhythm: The call-and-response lyric style is inspired by the engaging Kiboomers format and helps kids memorize weather vocabulary through repetition. Movement and Mindfulness: Similar to Noodle & Pals' "How's the Weather?", each verse combines physical actions with descriptive words to reinforce weather concepts. The Four Elements: Echoing the song structure of "Sun, Rain, Wind, and Snow," this remix covers all the major types of weather in one comprehensive video. Visual Learning: Bright, animated weather icons and spell effects echo the style of the "How's the Weather?" ESL videos, making abstract concepts tangible. Joyful Engagement: Inspired by "Sunny Day (Come and Play With Me)," our remix invites children to sing, dance, and act out each weather spell for a comprehensive learning experience. ✨ Perfect for preschool group time, classroom breaks, or family sing-alongs! Grab your wand and join the Weather Wizards today! #WeatherWizards #KidsSong #WeatherSong #SunnyOuting #RainyOuting #WindyOuting #SnowOuting #InteractiveLearning #MagicRemix #PreschoolMusic #EarlyEducation #Sing #Dance #WeatherEducation #ToddlerTunes #AnimatedKids #CallAndResponse #MovementSong #ScienceForKids #MagicLearning Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Thank you for watching our videos!